In this blog, KGL Accucoms discusses how researchers are increasingly searching for AI tools to speed up academic writing.
KGL Accucoms VP Simon Boisseau on navigating open access, AI licensing, and why local expertise and human relationships remain the industry's most valuable asset.
In this edition of ORIGINal Thoughts, Emily Mueller describes how ACSESS has tried to tackle the growing problem of reviewer fatigue through its Associate Editor Mentorship Program.
Attention to these principles will help address some common challenges and mitigate key risks of a system migration.
Hong Zhou and Adrian Stanley posit that much like keyword search became a basic requirement in an earlier era, natural-language Q&A and AI-assisted navigation are becoming expected.
KGL Accucoms' regional marketing teams do far more than translate content — from data analysis to local campaigns, here's the work that happens behind the scenes.
KGL Accucoms' 2024 telemarketing campaigns helped publishers confirm renewals, deepen library relationships, and navigate budget pressures globally.
This insightful piece from KGL Accucoms explores how the Jobs to Be Done (JTBD) framework can help academic publishers better understand author motivations, improve experiences, and create more meaningful engagement strategies.
AI is shifting from tools to operating layers. KGL's Hong Zhou highlights what eight major trend reports reveal for the future of scholarly publishing and education.
